Therapists for college students near 30303

My name is Sarah Bowman and I want to help my clients feel empowered in making positive changes in their lives through a nonjudgmental and compassionate therapeutic style. I create a safe space for individuals and couples to explore their current and past relationships and link common experiences over time. My goal is for clients to find acceptance in the present while confronting behaviors and thought patterns that are not working for them. I believe that every person is capable of change and I want to help guide my clients through their struggles to a healthier life.

Feeling overwhelmed? Do not know exactly where to start? Does life seem unfair or not fun anymore? "The stresses of it all" seem overbearing, does it appear that you have it all together but on the inside, you feel that you may be falling apart. If you have become everything to everyone except yourself and may have lost who you really are or who you would like to become. Life's opportunities come in different packaging and presentations; however, our choices, and how we manage our choices matter the most. At Healthy Life Choices, GA I work with you from right where you are inside of your journey.

Are you seeking purpose and wholeness? Feeling detached and lost? Do you want to work on your relationship with yourself? Your relationships with others? Are you preparing yourself mentally and emotionally for the relationship you want? Are you redefining who you want to be? During our time together, the focus will be to meet you where you are and create room for you to feel accepted, respected and heard. With your commitment and effort, we can openly explore your sources of joy, fear, pain, and happiness to create realistic goals that honor who you are and who you want to become. I specialize in working with individuals and couples to equip them with tools that empower and nurture authentic exploration and growth. My most common therapeutic areas include, but are not limited to, relationships, women’s concerns, spirituality, marriage,LBGTQIA, exploring self-love/esteem, attachment issues, divorce, anxiety and stress. All are welcome.

Art It Out Therapy Center provides individual and group therapy to children, adolescents, and adults.

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Ellie Mental Health in Marietta-East Cobb, Georgia isn’t your average therapy clinic. We’ve created a comfy, judgment-free zone where you can be authentic, get real about where you’re at in your mental health, and receive the compassionate care you deserve. We strive to break down treatment barriers and provide you with customized counseling services that meet your therapy needs. We accept the following insurance providers: Cigna/Evernorth, Optum, United, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, and Anthem. We have applied to accept Aetna and TRICARE and hope to accept those within the coming months.

My primary emphasis is working with kids and young adults who suffer from a wide range of illness and mental, health disorders such as anxiety, depression, and anger management. I offer in-person sessions as well as via telehealth.

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You’ve taken a brave step in seeking support! I look forward to joining you on your journey of growth, discovery and healing. I am client-centered and use a cognitive behavioral framework with solution focused therapy to help you reach your goals.

Specializing in helping individuals build confidence, self-esteem, find work/school-life balance, improve relationships, manage stress, anger, anxiety, depression, and crisis intervention. Passionate about helping individuals achieve mental fitness and to provide a safe and inclusive space to heal. A place where human rights, worldviews, and cultural backgrounds are respected, goals can be achieved and wellness is nurtured and supported.

Hello! My name is Anjum (sounds like: Un-Joom), and I am a Licensed Masters Social Worker with 3 years of experience in mental health. I received my Masters of Social Work degree with a focus in Clinical Mental Health from the University of Minnesota. I am passionate about helping young people address their unique challenges in a culturally responsive manner that is aware of the impact of social structures. I am the daughter of immigrants and has navigated the dichotomy of being born in the U.S. and having an ethnic minority identity -- especially having been a 1st generation college and graduate student. That comes with a lot of pressure This—coupled with her interest in social justice, mental health, feminism, and community—has widened her perspective on mental health treatment and how healing looks different for everyone. I specialize in trauma, PTSD, grief and loss, relationship issues, imposter syndrome, school anxiety, insomnia, and addiction and recovery.

It is said that we rise by lifting others. This rings true as it describes why most of us in the field do the work. We want you to rise and have the self-efficacy to lift yourself. I do not believe in a one-size-fit-all approach for my clients, as I work to find the best therapeutic support for each person. I have an open-door policy and encourage you to take the lead in your own healing and path forward. I include Person-centered, CBT, Expressive therapies, Trauma-informed techniques and Humanistic therapies to treat clients. I believe the therapuetic rapport is an essential building block to any counseling relationship. I work to ensure that you feel safe and willing to explore in every session.

I work with children, teen, and adult clients on a variety of challenges, including behavioral issues, anxiety, depression, trauma, and more. As a young professional, I believe myself to be uniquely able to connect with the needs and culture of today's teens and young adults. I also consider myself an ally to all racial groups as well as the queer community. As a therapist with a commitment to lifelong learning, I know it is my responsibility to approach issues of diversity with humility, empathy, and openness. My primary therapeutic approaches are cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness strategies. CBT involves examining the relationship between our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and finding ways to disrupt patterns in our lives that bring us distress. Exploring the mind-body connection is also helpful for alleviating symptoms of anxiety and stress. We all exist at the unique intersection of our many different identities, experiences, and traits. No two people will experience the world in exactly the same way. If you're searching for a therapist who knows that you are the expert of your own experience and wants to help you identify and reach your goals, reach out today to see if we might be a good fit.

I offer in-person and telehealth services and specialize in anxiety, sexual trauma, grief/loss, and family relationships. I understand that sometimes making the first phone call can be intimidating, but I listen without judgment or criticism and ensure a welcoming, relaxed style that helps to minimize fear and support your goals.

I truly believe in the strength and resilience within every person. My goal is to help you recognize that anxiety is just one part of your story—it doesn’t define who you are. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, struggling to express yourself, or battling self-doubt, I’m here to listen and support you. I understand how emotional pain and anxiety can affect every part of your life, and I’m committed to walking with you through those challenges. Let's work together to foster healing, personal growth, and a sense of balance in your life.

Resiliency is the ability to bend and not break when things get really difficult. It is our inner ability to get back up when life knocks us down. While we all have innate Resiliency, sometimes we need to be reminded of how to find it, let alone create the strength to use it. At Resiliency Therapy Services, that is how we want to support you: finding your Resiliency and encourage coping in spite of what life throws at you. If you aren't feeling like yourself, and have noticed changes in your motivation, focus and functioning, we are a great place to start. As the owner of Resiliency Therapy Services, helping clients find their inner strength is my passion. As a therapist, I connect with clients and use talk therapy and nonverbal interventions to support behavior change and promote coping. I work with clients of many age levels, from children to adult. I, as well as all my therapists at Resiliency Therapy Services, are LGBTQ+ affirming and have additional training to support the unique experience of our LGBTQ+ clients. Regardless of age, identity or presenting problem, we support clients in adjusting to life after emotional upset, significant change, or trauma. This might include grief counseling (including clients facing acute and chronic illness), or addressing depression and anxiety. Finding the right fit for you to find and build upon your Resiliency is important; please call today for a free phone consultation!

Are you feeling overwhelmed, stuck, anxious, or unsure about the next steps in your life? You don’t have to navigate these challenges alone. I believe that your story matters and that you have the power to reshape it in ways that align with your values, strengths, and dreams. I will help you explore the experiences that have shaped your identity, challenge negative self-beliefs, and create new, empowering perspectives I specialize in helping individuals navigate self-esteem challenges, anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship struggles, burnout and trauma. My approach is client-centered and holistic, incorporating evidence-based techniques like Narrative Therapy, CBT, and mindfulness to create a safe, supportive space where you feel heard and empowered. Therapy is an investment in yourself. It’s about reclaiming your voice, rewriting your story, and embracing the life you deserve. If you’re ready to begin this journey, I’d love to support you along the way. I am available by phone or email to answer any questions you may have. Looking forward to working with you!

I am a trauma-informed clinician who incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), psychodynamic principles and person-centered therapy into my work with clients. I enjoy working with teens and adults. While I believe technique and theory are important components in healing and growing, I think that the relationship between myself and the people I work with is the most important part of therapy.

Marietta Creative Counseling was founded by our director Sarah. She opened our office with the vision of giving back to the community that she grew up in, Sarah is a Marietta native born at Kennestone hospital and currently resides locally with her two daughters, husband and their fur baby Duke. Our office is located about a mile away from the Marietta Square and are able to serve clients from Dallas, Kennesaw Acworth, Woodstock, Smyrna, Vinings, Roswell, Buckhead and Atlanta area in person. We are also available to anyone who resides the state of Georgia Virtually. Our mission is to offer a welcoming, relaxed and safe environment for our clients to heal, grow, meet their goals and assist them in building the life desire most. We believe one therapeutic approach does not fit all and we have therapists trained in different therapeutic modalities including EMDR, DBT, CBT, and IFS, and polyvagal theory. We believe in having a connection with your therapist is the foundation of the change process and offer free 15-minute consultation calls to ensure you and your therapist are an excellent fit.

I provide therapy to young adults who are coping with the stressors of college. I routinely help people who are coping with depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and impulse control problems. In addition to my general practice, I specialize in helping people who have a history of sexual abuse and/or sexual acting out. I also conduct psychological evaluations that can assist with understanding the root of the problem and can clarify a person's diagnosis, which can help with determining what type of treatment and/or medication may be needed. There are many other therapists in my group private practice that offer additional therapy services such as substance abuse treatment, trauma treatment (including EMDR), treatment for ADHD, treatment that addresses gender identity concerns, etc. The cost of therapy depends on which therapist you see (master's level versus doctoral level). In addition to the insurances listed below, I am also on Wellcare and CareSource.